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World News:
The International Trade Union Confederation elected its first female General Secretary
/01-07-2010 /
25 June 2010: On Friday 25 June, Sharan Burrow was elected General Secretary of the ITUC. "It's a very proud moment for me, but I hope it will be also a very proud moment for every woman around the globe," commented Burrow after her election. Th ...
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Launch of the European Network of Migrant Women
/18-06-2010 /
Brussels, 15 June 2010 - Two years after its formation and the commencement of its activities, the official launch of the European Network of Migrant Women will take place on Friday 18 June in Brussels in cooperation with the European Economic and Social ...
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Balkan News:
Report evaluates the representation of women in print media
/02-02-2007 /
Editors, journalists and media professionals can access a recent report on the representation of women in print media in six Eastern European countries. “Stereotyping: Representations of Women in Print Media in South East Europe” is published by Media ...
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Stop human trafficking before it starts
/20-09-2006 /
United against trafficking in human beings Norwegian AID Foundation and Sofia Municipality invite you on 21 September 2006 at 13.00 in the South Park to meet the participants in the cycling “Campaign against trafficking in human beings in Albania, Koso ...
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In focus:
UN Women!

 

 

 

 

The Gender Equality Architecture Reform (GEAR) Campaign celebrates the United Nations General Assembly Resolution, agreed to on 30 June and to be formally adopted by the General Assembly on Friday, 2 July, to establish "UN Women"-the new gender equality entity at the UN. 

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Euroepan Institute for Gender Equality gets off the ground

Lithuanian President Dalia Grybauskaitė and Swedish MEP Eva-Britt Svensson marked the European Institute for Gender Equality's (EIGE)  opening at a conference today in Vilnius. The Institute, the first EU agency to be based in one of the Baltic States, will collect data and statistics on gender-equality issues and help the European Commission make evidence-based policy decisions.European Commission Vice-President Viviane Reding, Commissioner for Justice, Fundamental Rights, said the Institute will also help raise the visibility of gender equality issues. "The European Commission is looking forward to receiving technical assistance from the Institute." she said on the accasion of the opening ceremony.

More about the opening and the Institute as well as on the launched EIGE logo competion you may read here.


Trafficking in persons report 2010

Secretary Clinton (June 14, 2010): "The 10th annual Trafficking in Persons Report outlines the continuing challenges across the globe, including in the United States.

The Report, for the first time, includes a ranking of the United States based on the same standards to which we hold other countries.

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News from Bulgaria:
Gender and Transition
/11-03-2008 /
Released is the first book from our new series Academic Conference. The publication gathers the papers from the Academic Conference, organized by CWSP on 24 November 2006, which are divided in three main areas: GENDER IN THE POLICY FIELD, THE POST-SOCIALI ...
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Report on Roma integration
/09-01-2008 /
We thank our clleagues from Center Amalipe for the kindly provided information. Annual report "Roma Integration in Bulgaria - 2006" prepared by Center "Amalipe" was recently published. It concerns the main trends in Roma integration process from January ...
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Media Monitoring:
Media Monitoring
/17-01-2008 /
This category presents the regular monitoing of Bulgarian media - electronic editions of newspapers and magazines, news agencies, radio stations and TV channels, done by the CWSP on monthly basis. This monitoring aims at providing the general public with ...
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